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Grateful Dead Records: Media MS.332.Ser http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8zc817k Online items available Grateful Dead Records: Media MS.332.Ser. 7 Special Collections and Archives Processing Staff University of California, Santa Cruz 2012 1156 High Street Santa Cruz 95064 [email protected] URL: http://guides.library.ucsc.edu/speccoll Note Edited in 2018 to include inventory Grateful Dead Records: Media MS.332.Ser. 7 1 MS.332.Ser. 7 Contributing Institution: University of California, Santa Cruz Title: Grateful Dead Records: Media Creator: Grateful Dead Productions Identifier/Call Number: MS.332.Ser. 7 Physical Description: 19.5 Linear Feet23 boxes Date (inclusive): 1967-2005 (bulk 1967-1995) Date (bulk): 1967-1995 Abstract: This series includes examples of non-commercial, and in some cases unofficial audio and video recordings, variant editions, and fan recordings. Language of Material: English . https://www.gdao.org/ Access This series is open for research. Due to format restrictions, cassette tapes and vinyl records may not be listed to or reproduced. CDs and DVDs are accessible via a listening station in the Special Collections and Archives reading room. Publication Rights Property rights for this collection reside with the University of California. Literary rights, including copyright, are retained by the creators and their heirs. The publication or use of any work protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use for research or educational purposes requires written permission from the copyright owner. Responsibility for obtaining permissions, and for any use rests exclusively with the user. For more information on copyright or to order a reproduction, please visit guides.library.ucsc.edu/speccoll/reproduction-publication. Preferred Citation Grateful Dead Records: Media. MS 332 Ser. 7. Special Collections and Archives, University Library, University of California, Santa Cruz. Acquisition Information Gift of Grateful Dead Productions, 2008. Existence and Location of Copies Selected recordings may be accessed at the Grateful Dead Archive Online (GDAO) Accruals The first accrual was received in 2008. The second accrual was received in June 2012. Biography The Grateful Dead were an American rock band that formed in 1965 in Northern California. They came to fame as part of author Ken Kesey's Acid Tests, a series of multimedia happenings centered around then-legal LSD. Famed for their concerts, the band performed more than 2,300 shows over thirty years, disbanding after the death of lead guitarist Jerry Garcia in August 1995. Although their only Top 10 hit, "Touch of Grey," charted in 1987, their popularity was based on concerts, and in their last decade they consistently placed in the top five tours every year. Known for the range of their repertoire and the caliber of their compositions, the Dead's songbook has been covered by a wide range of other musicians, from Bob Dylan to Jane's Addiction. They released thirteen studio albums and nine contemporary live albums during their career, and more than 100 live releases since then. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1994. Scope and Content of Collection This series includes examples of non-commercial, and in some cases unofficial audio and video recordings, variant editions, and fan recordings. Official and commercially produced audio and video recordings of and about the Grateful Dead have been cataloged separately by title and may be found in the UCSC Library's online catalog. Boxes 1-8 contain vinyl records. Also included are CDs, DVDs, and cassette tapes. Arrangement The material is arranged chronologically. Separated Material Many of the cassettes and tapes have been cataloged and are available for listening in the Library Media Center or Special Collections. Please consult the Library catalog for further details. Subjects and Indexing Terms Video recordings Grateful Dead Records: Media MS.332.Ser. 7 2 MS.332.Ser. 7 Deadheads (Music Fans) Sound recordings Grateful Dead (Musical group) Box 1 Grateful Dead Hour - Grateful Dead 1988-1989 Scope and Contents Includes mailer materials. Run is from #4 (Week of) 26 SEP 88 thru #27 6 MAR 89. Box 2 Grateful Dead Hour - Grateful Dead 1989 Scope and Contents Includes mailer materials. From #28 (Week of) 13 MAR 89 thru #52 28 AUG 89. box 9 The Grateful Dead Hour 1985-1988, 2001 Physical Description: 19 audiocassettes Scope and Contents Includes recordings from KFOG Deadhead Hour from the 1980s and J. Weber's "Dead Hour #1" from 2001. Box 2 Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead undated Scope and Contents COUNTERFEIT COPIES (white not orange 0598 on spines) Box 2 # WS 1689 (Warner Bros.) The Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead 1967 Scope and Contents Stereo; covers cut [returns?]; One cover with tape holding sleeve Box 2 # WS 1749 (Warner Bros.) Anthem of the Sun - Grateful Dead 1968 Scope and Contents 2 covers with tape holding sleeves; 1 with variant (white background) cover Box 2 # 2WS 1830 (Warner Bros.) Live/Dead - Grateful Dead 1969 Scope and Contents 2 different pressings; one copy has tape holding the sleeves. Box 2 # WS 1869 (Warner Bros.) Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead 1970 Scope and Contents Has cut cover [return?] Box 2 # R1 74396 (Warner Bros./ Rhino) Workingman's Dead - Grateful Dead 1970, 2003 Scope and Contents (reissue) Box 3 # WS 1893 (Warner Bros.) American Beauty - Grateful Dead 1970 Box 3 # R1 74397 (Warner Bros./ Rhino) American Beauty - Grateful Dead 1970, 2003 Scope and Contents (reissue); promotional copy Grateful Dead Records: Media MS.332.Ser. 7 3 MS.332.Ser. 7 Box 3 # 2WS 1935 (Warner Bros.) Grateful Dead - Grateful Dead 1971 Scope and Contents 3 different labels; first set in white covers ("Streetwise" on second cover) with handwritten dates and tape holding sleeves. Other covers all cut [returns?]. Box 3 # WS 1790 (Warner Bros.) Aoxomoxoa - Grateful Dead 1969 Scope and Contents 2nd copy is in white cover with tape holding the sleeve. Box 3 # 3WS 2668 (Warner Bros.) Europe '72 - Grateful Dead 1972 Scope and Contents 1 set in separate white covers with tape holding the sleeves. Box 3 # BS 2582 (Warner Bros.) Garcia – Jerry Garcia 1972 Scope and Contents Has censoring sticker on cover. Box 3 # BS 2721 (Warner Bros.) Bear's Choice: History of the Grateful Dead, v.1 - Grateful Dead 1973 Scope and Contents Disk is "Promotion not for sale" and has no cover. Box 3 # W 2764 (Warner Bros.) Skeletons From The Closet - Grateful Dead 1974 Scope and Contents "The Best Of…"; cover cut [return?] Box 3 # GD-01 (Grateful Dead Records) Wake Of The Flood - Grateful Dead 1973 Scope and Contents Includes one copy returned by a disappointed fan (per attached letter). 1 copy has tape holding the sleeve. Box 3 # GD 102 (Grateful Dead Records) Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel - Grateful Dead 1974 Box 3 # GD-LA494-G (Grateful Dead Records) Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead 1975 Scope and Contents 1 copy has tape holding the sleeve. Box 3 # GDV 4001 (British Import) Blues For Allah - Grateful Dead 1975 Scope and Contents Includes lyrics insert and "Free Limited Edition [advertising] Poster" Box 3 # 2W 3091 (Warner Bros.) What A Long Strange Trip It's Been - Grateful Dead 1977 Scope and Contents Cover is cut [return?] Box 3 # ALB6-8329 (Arista) Terrapin Station - Grateful Dead 1977 Box 3 ALB6-8321 (Arista) Shakedown Street - Grateful Dead 1978 Scope and Contents 2 different pressings. Box 3 # ALB6-8332 (Arista) Go To Heaven - Grateful Dead 1978 Scope and Contents 1 copy with tape holding sleeve. Grateful Dead Records: Media MS.332.Ser. 7 4 MS.332.Ser. 7 Box 3 # A2l 8604 (Arista) Reckoning - Grateful Dead 1981 Box 3 # RX-104 (Round) Keith and Donna - Keith and Donna Godchaux 1975 Scope and Contents "Complimentary Copy" Box 4 # RX-LA564-G/RX-108 (Round) Kingfish - Kingfish 1976 Box 4 # AB 4155 (Arista) Heaven Help The Fool - Bob Weir 1978 Scope and Contents One copy has white cover with tape holding the sleeve. Box 4 # PB 9844 (Passport Records) The 'Apocalypse Now' Sessions - Rhythm Devils Play River Music 1980 Scope and Contents One copy has tape holding the sleeve Box 4 # AL5-8148/ALB6-8367 Bobby and The Midnites - Bobby and The Midnites 1981 Box 4 # AL 9603 (Arista) Run For The Roses - Jerry Garcia 1982 Scope and Contents Tape holding sleeve. Box 4 # ALB6-8364 (Arista) Run For The Roses - Jerry Garcia 1982 Box 4 # RX-105 (Round) Tiger Rose - Robert Hunter 1975 Scope and Contents "Complimentary Copy"; 1 copy with tape holding sleeve. Box 4 # AL9-8112 (Arista) Dead Set - Grateful Dead 1981 Box 4 # AL-8452 (Arista) In The Dark - Grateful Dead 1987 Box 4 # AL-8575 (Arista) Built To Last - Grateful Dead 1989 Scope and Contents With merchandizing insert Box 4 # RX 103 (Round) Old And In The Way - Old And In The Way [with Jerry Garcia] 1975 Scope and Contents 1 copy with tape holding sleeve. Box 4 # RX-LA597-G/RX-109 (Round) Pistol Packin' Mama - The Good Old Boys 1976 Scope and Contents (Produced by Jerry Garcia); 1 copy with tape holding sleeve; cover cut. Box 4 # RRLP2001 (Relix) Jack O' Roses - Robert Hunter 1980 Scope and Contents Tape holding sleeve. Box 4 # RRLP2003 (Relix) Amagamalin Street - Robert Hunter 1984 Box 4 # RRLP2006 (Relix) Live 85 - Robert Hunter 1985 Scope and Contents Brown background version. Box 4 # RRLP2029 (Relix) Liberty - Robert Hunter 1987 Box 4 # ADP-9630 (Arista) Talk To Themselves - Grateful Dead 1987 Scope and Contents "Loaned for Promotion Only" Grateful Dead Records: Media MS.332.Ser. 7 5 MS.332.Ser. 7 Box 4 # C 45056 (Columbia) Dylan and The Dead - Bob Dylan / Grateful Dead 1989 Scope and Contents "For
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